Identify This Movement or Watch
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By Michael1962 · Posted
Removed a couple of mm of grout from every tile joint on the floor and regrouted it this morning. Final clean up tomorrow and then I am going to start moving things in from where I have them in the garage. Just have to work out the layout of the room once I start moving things in. Garage just didn't work out. So if you are setting something up, don't consider your garage. Not really a viable option. -
Sorry for the delay, I was at a wedding yesterday. Are these ok? -
Not listed in Watch Makers/ Clock Makers vol 1 & 2. He is an unknown maker. Its low quality movement going by the balance and balance cock. The hands are spade design. Looking at the chart it is 1829. Here is a photo of the difference between good and low quality -
By rjenkinsgb · Posted
I'd suggest using "hide glue" (eg. Titebond) rather than PVA. That's what is used in musical instruments, specifically as it can be re-worked when heated, rather than being permanent. Also, while PVA wood glues are incredibly strong on clean, bare wood - they are next to useless if there is any old residue sealing the surface of the wood, it just does not bond. -
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